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Web extra: Quick response tools

Federal information technology managers need a mix of tools to quickly respond to security incidents.

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Letters to the editors

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Intercepts

Hobbins' next post. Gentry, Hylton retiring.

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Federal architecture poised to become real

Essential building blocks are in place for greater consolidation

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Shenefiel: Readying your network

You need ruggedness, portability and rapid deployment

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Questions seeking answers

USA Services e-gov initiative seeks streamlined answers to citizens' questions

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Welles: Feds try to stay nimble

Like it or not, a slow emergency response is what most people will remember

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Feds will have their say through annual surveys

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Two notebooks for the road

MPC Computers and Toshiba trim down

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Network appliance to get highest-ever security rating

A Tenix Datagate device will become the first in the world to receive the National Information Assurance Partnership's highest security certification.

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Prevent, respond, investigate

Agencies will need a supply of tools to swiftly respond to security incidents

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E-mail puts employees in jeopardy

Board reviews dismissal sought by special counsel under Hatch Act

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Oracle buy further tightens CRM market

Analysts say Siebel acquisition puts the bulk of the business applications market into the hands of two companies: Oracle and SAP.

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the Pipeline

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Sprehe: Wishing NARA well

It will take a lot of effort for the Electronic Records Archives to succeed

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5 stars of open-source products

If you're not using these tools, you may be missing out

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Group calls for e-voting backups

Group led by Carter, Baker asked to improve U.S. voting process

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Print or not to print – that is the real question

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